Dining Halls Plan Faculty Night Meals at College
College dining halls plan a faculty night meals program to mix professors with students at lunch. Miss Cornwell coordinates as liaison with dining hall chaplains to invite professors for informal lunches, aiming to fund via administration or student donations. Tim Cross and Judy Johnson note hopes and logistical limits, with invites varying by dining hall size and budget challenges.
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Cornwell
Coun
Fio
Astm
Student Election Set for End of Month Vote
The College discusses a March referendum and election to form the Association of Students Constitution. A 21 member transitional Council would take office after spring break unless Trustees approve the new Constitution March 26. Elections likely on an all vote basis with 15 votes per student and a judicial board to replace existing boards.
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Association of Students, College
Auke Grannon
Board of Trustees
Berin College
Dick Reisman
Theody’ Des
Urannon
The
Association of Students
Rossman
Cornell
Corncil
Council Approves Publication Of Course Evaluation Booklet
The Cornell Council approved printing a Course Evaluation booklet by a Sunday vote after a lengthy debate. Eight committee members supported printing. Pete Miller dissented. Proponents say it will guide course selection and reveal teaching approaches. opponents warn it could polarize faculty and bias students.
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Council
Ruderia Laren Usent Council
Cornell
Comitee
Pete Miler
Sune
Liege
Stock
Ciunet
Dick Xousman
Mives Pax
Miller
Sie
Resneck
Connie Kraxeur
iConference Addresses Problems and New Roles of American Indians
About 50 to 60 students from 45 colleges attend the Intercollegiate Conference on the American Indian at the College Thursday noon to Saturday evening. The eight lectures and forums feature government policy makers anthropologists and tribal leaders tackling acculturation religion civil rights and economic issues. Notable speakers include Phillip Nash Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Wendell Chino Buffy Sainte Marie Ben N. Longres and Clyde Warrior with programs at Wilde Hall Finney Chapel and an Allen Art Museum display.
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Craig McEwen
Phillip Nash
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Aft
McEwen
Wiliam Newcomb, Jr
India
Selves
South Dayua
Longres
Ben Rel
Wendell Chino
National Congress of American 'S Indians
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Clyde Warrior
Ssturaay
David Linderom
Ee Central Area
Counten
Nash
Finney Chapel
Fowl Pest Fight At Oberlin Campus With Repellent
Oberlin Buildings and Grounds superintendent Carl Breuning says pigeons will not be deterred by Roost No More applied to Peters Finney Calhoun and the Conservatory. He notes pigeons pose health and cleanliness concerns while acknowledging limited success and a switch of problem birds to Wilder Hall.
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Mr. Breuning
Oberlin
Oms
Talcott
Conservatory
Peters
Breuning
Wilder Hall
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Mit
Gly Cornwell
Feow
Slo Aang
Ican and
South
Collge
Judy Johnson
Raine
Sarah Brown
Salvation Army
Oberlin Cra Ite Assocation and Mummers Guild
Satur
Pmst
Adu
Imigalon
Aesk
Wilder Hal
Miler
Sune Haison
Fred Silverman
Silverman
Alice
Helen Ward
Allen Art Museum
Camnesle
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